Not sure where that's coming from. Not once have I ever called this an 'old people's virus'. My eyes are wide open. They are still doing predominantly online learning, and my only point was that they have a better plan in place to minimize the spread and protect their students and staff that do have to be on campus for thnigs than most institutions I have seen. There are things that can be done, and they are seemingly doing all of them. It is refreshing to see an institution taking the responsibility and doing everything they can rather than just opening their doors and crossing their fingers like they did at Liberty University.

I certainly am not supporting a full opening of schools. My son is doing online only until at least October, and considering I doubt we'll have much more of a grip on this thing then than we do now, I expect that to extend into the following semester as well. Universities are a bit more difficult to completely shut down, especially one's with such a high number of international students as there is at U of I, though I do know U of I is doing everything online that they can. And the test they developed has a much shorted turn around time for results that what we see in the wider community, so combined with their contact tracing and other measures, may be somewhat successful at keeping this fall from become a widespread fatal one at their campus. My only point was that they have a more comprehensive plan in place than most institutions I have seen and are at least doing every thing they can to minimize the risk for those students and staff that do have to be on campus for things. But hey, I work at the only hospital in the same town, so we will shortly see how effective it may be.

@Amzungu Nobody "Has to be on Campus" NOTHING should open. In fact Florida should be going into a complete lockdown for 8 weeks. Anything short of that and the Virus will continue to spread out of control.